Celtic have "agreed" a deal in principle to sign Norwegian midfielder Odin Thiago Holm.
This is according to a report from the outlet TV 2 Sport which claims that "Vålerenga and Celtic have in practice agreed on a transfer for the 20-year-old for a total package of around NOK 35 million (£2.5 million)."
It is also stated that the 20-year-old is currently on holiday and is likely to complete a medical on his return.
Holm played 26 times for Vålerenga last year, scoring three goals and providing one assist.
He has also made 12 appearances during the current campaign.
The attacking midfielder recently followed the Scottish champions on Instagram, adding fuel to the speculation that he is set to become a Hoops player.
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Meanwhile, Enzo Maresca has been interviewed about the vacant manager job at Leicester City, according to a report.
The Italian is also high on Celtic's wishlist and is currently the second-favourite to replace Ange Postecoglou in Glasgow.
However, the Daily Record claims that Manchester City assistant Maresca has held discussions with recently relegated Leicester, as they aim to rebuild for the Championship campaign ahead.
They say that Maresca was interviewed about the position at the King Power just hours after City's Champions League win on Saturday.
The Foxes are believed to be speaking to several candidates as they weigh up whether to appoint a new boss or to make interim gaffer Dean Smith on a permanent basis.
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